Trail Running calendar near Neath 2026-2027

Trail running from Sudeley Castle in the northern Cotswolds with routes from 7 km to 51 km, marked trails, outposts and mandatory kit for longer courses. The event uses reusable cup policy and provides parking, bag drop and timed results.

Tackle rugged coastal trails and pebble beaches at the Beer Blazer in Seaton, with 10 mile, 6 mile and a 1 mile fun run options. Expect dramatic cliff top views, steep climbs, a beach section and a post race BBQ for all.

Join the Portcullis Trail 10 km in Langport on Sunday 17 May 2026 for a scenic run across the Levels, droves and countryside around Cocklemoor. Expect mixed trail terrain and a friendly community vibe; no headphones or dogs.

Tackle the 10 mile Sirhowy Challenge on 17 May, a scenic multi terrain loop climbing 1500 ft to Machen Trig Point through the rolling Sirhowy valley. Undulating terrain suits adventurous runners and all finishers receive a drinks token.

Tackle the Batch Bash in All Stretton on Wed 27 May 2026, a steep 4.8 km fell run with 305 m of climb to test your hill legs. Friendly entry options and a capped field keep this a welcoming, lively race day.

A flat riverside trail event in Taunton on 24 May 2026 offering a 10K and a half marathon. Awards for top finishers and a large finisher medal are included, and past participants note friendly marshals and good feed stations.

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Rocky with a flexible 7 hour time challenge at Dare Valley Country Park, where you choose your distance from 3 km to ultra. Enjoy scenic trails, on course aid, medals for finishers and ice cream at the end.

A weekend trail and ultra running festival along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, finishing at Dale Hill Farm Campsite. Four distances from 22 miles to 100 miles with coach transport, GPS trackers and camping options.

Tsunami Ocean Trails on 6 June 2026 offers three coastal trail races along the rugged North Devon and Cornwall cliffs, from Clovelly and Hartland Quay to Bude, on fully marked courses with staffed checkpoints and a bespoke finisher medal.

A 40 mile ultra on June 6, 2026, along the Wales Coast Path from Porthcawl to Penarth, featuring coastal trails, Ogmore Castle and stepping stones, four staffed checkpoints and specified mandatory kit.

Midnight Mountain Marathon in Brecon Beacons lets runners start in daylight and finish under stars while crossing iconic summits like Pen Y Fan. Pick marathon, half or bergen entries and collect a finisher medal plus a warming mug of tea.

Tackle the Dartmoor Discovery, a scenic single lap 32 miles road ultra around Dartmoor starting and finishing in Princetown on 6 June 2026. Expect stocked drink stations, a bespoke medal and technical t shirt plus post race food and a livel..

A multi-distance running event in Bath that routes through two restored railway tunnels, including a 1672 m subterranean section. Distances range from a 500 m Colourburst to an ultramarathon, with the start and finish at Brickfields Park.

A predominantly off road, approximately measured *10K* around Barnstaple using the Tarka Trail and public pavements. Entries include a finishers medal, chip timing and a running shirt for entries made before 15 May 2026.

Run the iconic Offa's Dyke 15 on Saturday 13 June 2026, a scenic classic reborn from its 1977 origins. Solo and relay entries welcome for a memorable day of countryside running and friendly competition.

Tackle the rolling Cotswolds from Cirencester with distances from 10 km to a full 100 km loop featuring scenic trails and challenging climbs. Choose continuous or two day options with campsite basecamp, catering and full route support.

A community running day at Neroche Primary School on 13 June 2026 featuring chip-timed 5 km and 10 km courses, a children’s fun run, medals and prizes, with proceeds supporting the school PFA.

A day of off road races at Cheddar Gorge with distances from 1 km to marathon and a multi-event Omnium, set on marked routes through the Mendip Hills and gorge cliffs.

Ultra Wales 50 is a rugged 51 mile trail through Southern Snowdonia from Coed y Brenin, summiting Cadair Idris and crossing wild coastal and forest terrain. Expect big climbs, stunning views and a mountain running challenge on June 20 2026.

A weekend of self-navigated trail races along the Jurassic Coast with distances from 33 km to 105 miles, live GPS tracking, aid stations and ITRA/UTMB index points for several distances.